Originally Posted by RiverbrianMorneau publicly was starting to blame his slow start on not being able to stay sharp because of this DH role. From the Pioneer Press April 14 Morneau, 30, has been candid about his desire to return to the field since he started regularly DHing midway through spring training. "It's not something I exactly want to do," he said, "but if I don't at least accept it for a little while, I'll be going into it with a negative mind-set, and I have to go in trying to figure out what works for me. It's not easy." Morneau went 1 for 4 with a walk on Saturday and is batting .233 with a homer and two runs batted in. "Everyone says, 'Well, all you have to do is hit; you don't have to play,' " Morneau said. "It seems simple enough, but trying to stay loose, and trying to stay into the game and not feel like you're pinch hitting four times, feeling like you're part of the game and part of the team and not just going up there to hit, it's hard to do. "I have to try to figure out what works, but hopefully it won't be too long before I get back out there at first."